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3M will phase out the manufacturing of so-called "forever chemicals" and try to get them out of all its products within two years, the chemical and consumer products maker said Tuesday. The decision ...

The Command strip is one of those quintessential 3M products. Released in 1996, it was simple yet revolutionary, strong enough to hold items without stripping paint when removed. Soon it was fastening ...

Solventum's main strategic priority is to repay debt following its separation from 3M. The business has consistently underperformed in its end markets, and a turnaround will take time. 3M appears to ...

M Company MMM is benefiting from strength in the Safety and Industrial segment, which has become an important growth pillar ...

3M Co. struck a tentative settlement of at least $10 billion over water pollution claims tied to “forever chemicals,” according to people familiar with the proposed accord, the largest PFAS pact in ...

If you’re like 200 million other Americans, when you turned on your tap today you consumed water contaminated with PFAS—short for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, but better known as “forever ...

3M (MMM) is trying to put the country’s largest-ever mass tort case behind it. Even if it does, its legal problems are far from over. The Minnesota conglomerate announced Tuesday it had agreed with ...

3M announced significant layoffs Tuesday as part of yet another major restructuring plan as the manufacturing sector prepares for a possible recession and slumping demand for goods. The manufacturing ...

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In 1974, 3M scientist Art Fry came up with a clever invention. He thought if he could apply an adhesive (dreamed up by colleague Spencer Silver several years earlier) to the back of a piece of paper, ...